Persistent water shortages in the British Virgin Islands
Residents of the British Virgin Islands are suffering from shortages of running water that leave them without access to water for several weeks. Some residents have been forced to bathe in the sea, according to Aaron Parillon, a candidate for the National Democratic Party in the Third Electoral District.
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Parillon said that specific areas of his community go without water for a month or longer. He particularly highlights the difficulties faced by women, the elderly, and families with newborns. "We all need water to wash," he said.
The government of the British Virgin Islands acknowledges that its aging water system has long suffered from a lack of investment and confirms that it is undertaking repairs and improvements. According to Caribbean National Weekly, the island of Jost Van Dyke is particularly affected by these shortages.
The article Water Shortages in the British Virgin Islands: Some Residents Without Running Water for Weeks was published on the Caribbean National Weekly website.
Reporting by Caribbean National Weekly

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